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It's private because when I type, for example:
Public Sub MyWrapper() and I include something in the () - (var as Boolean), it automatically makes it a private sub. Thanks. Jake Marx wrote: sapphire wrote: Can you give me an example of a Public wrapper subroutine? Thanks much. All I was talking about was creating a Public subroutine that in turn called the Private one (from the same Module of course). Public Sub MyWrapper() DoMyStuff True End Sub Private Sub DoMyStuff(dummyVar As Boolean) '/ your code here End Sub But why are is your subroutine Private in the first place if you want it to be globally callable? -- Regards, Jake Marx www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] |
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